I have rough idea. But for an ideal lab in india what is complete list of instrument required right from DNA preservation to STR probe analysis.
Thanks.

I would appreciate it if it was different than used in criminal cases, used to identify people, and all the basic ones. Thanks!

What must be done to a piece of DNA in order to make a "fingerprint"? Name two situations in which this technique might be useful.

usually identical twins are formed from the same zygote so i have a doubt that whether DNA fingerprinting work for them

please and thank u!

Two uses of DNA fingerprinting include...

a)aiding in the identification of the genes responsible for genetic disorders & the production of vaccines

b)aiding in the identification of criminals from DNA samples left at a crime scene & the identification of related individuals

c)aiding in the identification of the genes responsible for genetic disorders & the determination of the number of human genes

d)aiding in the identification of related individuals & the treatment of genetic disorders

Which of these is not a use for dna fingerprinting?
a.to determine how individuals are related
b.to make messenger RNA
c.to determine a genetic sequence
d.to study inherited diseases

are protein electrophoresis and dna fingerprinting the same thing? if i were to take the follicle of a hair and run it in a protein electrophoresis is the staining that comes out called a dna fingerprint? or is it something else?

what are some situations in which dna fingerprinting can be useful? homework...itz difficult

A. to convict criminals or overturn convictions
B. to sequence all human DNA
C. to rapidly sequence DNA with computers
D. to identify and locate human genes

a. every racial and ethnic group has inherited diff short tandem repeats
b. the sequance variation is acted upon differently by natural selection in diff enviornments
c. the number of repeats varies widely from person to person or animal to animal

please explain
thanks!!

Some people believe that all Australian citezens should provide a sample of DNA so that a national database of fingerprints can be established.

What are your views on this and what do you think would be some pro's and con's?

Thanks!

i'm writing a report on this...so far i know the content of saliva but I just cant give a definite reason why it is a good DNA source so please anyone help me out.

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Is DNA profiling the same thing as DNA fingerprinting?

a. involves inserting normal genes into cells with a genetic disorder
b. involves a vector, and DNA sequences does not
c. compares DNA fragments rather than the nucleotide order of DNA
d. makes millions of copies of DNA pieces

Please choose for th best answer and explain it..
tnx!

LOL..curious. but need to know asap!

Can someone describe how DNA fingerprinting/profiling is done from a crime scene? What are the technologies involved in the process?

Does anybody know in what crime the DNA fingerprinting was used successfully?I need the reference site also.Thanks so much!

In paragraph form please.